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I'll be changin' my answer here Jim... Most Pigeonholed- Terry Angus (the only performer with a 100% track record of eyewear)

Fat Blue... my favorite Sesame Street character. I'm not saying this just out of respect to Twiddlebug, but Fat Blue is in all certainty (or at least my opinion, I can say that much) the funniest Sesame Street character ever. I think I have a soft spot for anybody who has to go through any...

If you have coached yourself to laugh like Floyd, tell jokes like Fozzie, end sentences like Janice and hug like Sweetums...

There could be hand percussion (somebody to fill in for Janice, if she can't do tambourine-I know that isn't her regular spot) and with Bill's versatile voice he would be great for the part. Brian could be a little geeky roadie to set up everything although he's partially got that part in...

Hehehehehehe! Steve performed those Whatnot Rats and as such I have the utmost respect for him. I wonder if he himself likes chocolate milkshakes...

Love that show. The title song of POTO is my favorite song. Impressive record for in theater viewings, Didymus.

I mean original (new) Electric Mayhem members. Bill and Brian both have some great originals right now, and if you're solely talking singers I love Johnny Fiama.

I'm always curious, and so I'd appreciate it if you filled out the following survey on Muppeteers: Best Performer Worst Performer Most Versatile Voice Most Iconic Characters Most Pigeonholed Most Underrated Most Overrated Best Single Quote Best Character My responses are as such...

I wonder when Bill and Brian will get their own original characters... Brian is severely underrated; in fact, probably the most so of any Muppeteer.

I somewhere (I think in the MC news archives) read that Kirk Thatcher wrote a script entitled Muppets In Space, and that Juhl wrote Muppets From Space. Kirk's script was biffed and Jerry's was given the go-ahead; then, that little devil Joey Mazzarino altered it heavily enough to kill it.

If you entitled your thesis "Surgery, Van Neuter Style"... If your favorite song is "Monkeys in the Night"... If you carry pocket explosives and wait for somebody to say "bang"... If you had surgery done to elongate your nose to the shape of Beaker's...

I do love the Monkees and James Frawley, although I still think that Brian is a better director. Frawley's directorial style was better suited to on-the-fly setups for something like The Monkees rather than ten-minute-setup shots like TMM. I think another reason that Brian was such a good...

Straight up, ryhoyarbie. The EM already had a sixth member in Lips, and so Clifford was completely unnecessary.

(For the purpose of easy writing, I'll count Andy, Randy and Pamela as 'whatnot pigs') Piggy: Alright, here we are at the Pizza Hut! Link: Yes, I'm very hungry, and I'm missing all my favorite bowling shows. So don't keep us waiting. Four meat lovers' pizzas. What's on them? Whatnot...

TMM is a great film, but some of the jokes fall flat and it seems to be struggling for an identity. Is it a movie within a movie? Is it a parody of documentaries? Is it a metaphor for the Muppeteers? Is it a fairy tale? Is it a film that supports vegetarianism? It's all these things, and so it...

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! I don't care about news, opinions or whatever- a Muppet reality show would mean that Kermit, Gonzo, Floyd, Scooter and Bunsen had finally- gasp- SOLD OUT! The more I think about it, the more I like Beau's "Boarding House" idea.

Beau's taxi from GMC resides in front of Muppet Vision 3D at Disney MGM, but I don't know about anything else.

Hey, that's me!

The Muppet Theater. Case closed.

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